At Temple Etz Chaim, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays are for study. Fridays are for Shabbat. Saturdays belong to events like bar and bat mitzvahs. And every other Sunday is for stringing purls. And weaving yarns. And generally getting oneself into stitches. That is, if you are among the 17 women who gather at the Temple those Sundays, knitting and crochet needles in hand, to weave …

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Contest Ends: February 27, 2009 11:59 PM PST                                        Winners: 2                                                                    Giveaway: Handmade Organic Cotton Washcloth and Scrubbie                       Valu

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WARREN TWP. – Scores of scarves were knitted or crocheted for the Special Olympics World Winter Games by the United Methodist Women of Union Village United Methodist Church, Hillcrest Road and Mountain Avenue.

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Once a year (at least), we all get a little carried away by the excitement of watching our favorite football teams duke it out, or by dance machine Justin Timberlake on stage, and we finish off a few too many beers (and hot wings). Not only are we left with a pounding headache but also dozens of aluminum bottle caps. Of course, you can recycle them. But there are also plenty of other ways to reuse those pesky caps. You might want to let your hangover wear off before you attempt some of these cra

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Thank you all so much for participating in January’s theme of ‘resolutions’ a major subject among crafters is craft room organisation - and to round up the months craft room and studio features I will be posting a series on how to get organised next week - so watch out for that. In the meantime enjoy the latest studio featured posts. Here : here and here. Next months theme for submissions is crafting for, with and by blokes - thats boys and men - submission guidelines here - or just send in

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